Bow down.
Rafael Nadal wins the Australian Open 7-5, 3-6, 7-6, 3-6, 6-2!
And puts all the doubts to rest.
A champion on all courts bitches!!
Doesn't he know he's supposed to be tired?!
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Sunday, February 1, 2009
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Monday, September 22, 2008
Sheer Awesomeness.
Well, at least I got to see this before I die.
Trials tomorrow...
In short, if I die by the end of the week...
Wei Tze gets my laptop.
HS gets my Iphone (even though he has one already).
Justin gets Erik, Ray, Aaron, and the Layla album.
Gus gets my camera and video cam.
Kim gets TF2 (that's if she can beat it off my brother).
Sammie gets Elvis the teddy bear.
Jap gets the Boys Like Girls album.
Economics awaits.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Doooooooood.
LOL.
The Japanese has conformed!
Moving on.
The Blues Brothers are awesome.
Gus has introduced me to the wonder and joy of Newgrounds.com.
Infecting people with a virus has never been this epic.
Or this fun.
I hate English Studies.
I hate SAM.
But I love Samantha. XD
Nadal loves the Phantom of the Opera.
As do I.
He watched it FIVE times on Broadway.
Which is EXACTLY what I'd do.
We are meant to be. =)
He plays golf too.
Everyone pray for Justin NOT to set Amber on fire.
Amber being his guitar, of course.
What were YOU thinking??
Avril Lavigne has gone over to the dark side.
Miley Cyrus is an evil Disney skank.
Madonna is the Supreme Ruler of all Evil.
She has many, many minions.
Someone dump a pail of water on her, and she may shrivel up and melt like the Wicked Witch of the West.
I hope anyway.
I can't believe Gus would trade in my thoughts for a Subway sandwich.
I think my thoughts are worth waaaaaaay more than a sandwich!
Maybe a sandvich. XD
Yeah, a sandvich is good.
Nom! Nom! Nom!
My brother unlocked it, and we'll never go hungry again.
Woohoo for TF2.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Monday, August 18, 2008
Well. He Did It.
LIKE I NEEDED ANOTHER REASON TO LOVE HIM!!!
Yeah. You guys know how Kimberley loves Lampard yes?
Victoria loves Nadal even more.
If that's possible.
I think Djokovic deserved silver waaaayy more than Gonzalez.
But pfft.
Luck of the draw.
AND he becomes World No. 1 today!
I suddenly ADORE the 18th of August.
Mondays aren't the suckiest day of the week anymore!
Ah yes...
Gus, you asked...
5 years for 2 weeks?
....
Totally.
I burn, I pine, I perish.
Monday, July 7, 2008
Monday, June 9, 2008
NADAL!!
XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
6-1, 6-3, 6-0 BITCH!
Read the article.
PARIS (Reuters) - In the end Roger Federer, like the incredulous crowd at Roland Garros, had no choice but to saluteRafael Nadal.
The irrepressible Spaniard put a shell-shocked Federer firmly in his place with a brutal 6-1 6-3 6-0 demolition to complete the most lopsided French Open men’s final victory for 31 years.
Nadal protected his aura of invincibility in devastating style to take his place alongside Bjorn Borg as the only men to have won four successive French Open titles since the tournament went international in 1925.
After the one hour 48-minute destruction, even Nadal was embarrassed to celebrate his triumph and told Federer during the presentation ceremony: “I’m sorry for that final but you played well. I want to thank (you) for (your) attitude on the court.”
A dejected Federer added: “I would have hoped to do better than four games but Rafael is very, very strong. He dominated this tournament like maybe no one before except Borg, so congratulations Rafa.”
Nadal’s victory over the world number one finished off the most dominant men’s French Open campaign in 28 years. Not since Borg’s run to the 1980 title had a man won the tournament without dropping a set.
Like a runaway bulldozer, Nadal has flattened anyone and anything in his path at Roland Garros this year. Whether playing an in-form Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals or Federer, the Spaniard made no allowances for reputations as he extended his perfect record at the claycourt major to 28-0.
As Nadal once again basked in his moment of glory, Federer could only brood over another botched campaign in Paris.
To compound his misery, the 12-times grand slam champion also raked up some forgettable landmarks. The world number one became the first man to lose three finals in a row in Paris and suffered his first 6-0 set loss since June 1999.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS
Federer, looking to complete a career grand slam, had swaggered on to court with great expectations of narrowing his lopsided 1-8 claycourt record against Nadal.
On the eve of the final, he also chose to remind everyone that: “So far I’ve never lost (to Rafa here) in three sets.”
Those words would come back to haunt him just 24 hours later.
A sense of foreboding set in within three minutes of the start when Nadal broke the Federer serve in the opening game as the Swiss paddled a forehand long.
Throughout the final Nadal leapt in the air administering his beguiling top spin, hammering the ball relentlessly into the corners and stretching his opponent to the limit.
A banner in the crowd proclaimed “Super Rafa” and it did not take Federer long to discover that he was, indeed, facing an opponent from a different planet.
Fans were left gasping and Federer was left reeling when in a sequence of six games from 2-1 down in the first set, he managed to win only three points.
Federer briefly stopped the rut to level at 2-2 in the second set and got the crowd into a frenzy when he earned a break point for a possible 4-3 lead.
Nadal reacted to the danger by duping Federer with a dropshot, the Swiss chased the ball down but could only flick a backhand into the net. That was as good as it got for Federer as he failed to win another game.
Such was Nadal’s command of Centre Court, it was difficult to believe that he was facing a man who is often thought to be the greatest player to have picked up a tennis racket.
The 22-year-old Spaniard conjured 46 winners on Sunday and made Federer’s life a total misery as only seven unforced errors flew off his racket.
In fact, Federer would do well not to read the statistics from the match as it could prove to be a painful experience. He faced break points on all but one of his 11 service games. He also helped Nadal on his way by producing 35 unforced errors.
With cries of “Ro-ger, Ro-ger, Ro-ger” ringing round the stands, Federer tried to give the partisan crowd something to cheer about but the task seemed beyond him on Sunday.
As Nadal ended Federer’s public humiliation when the Swiss looped a forehand long, he could barely believe the drama that had unfolded before him.
After receiving the runner-up tray and a consolation embrace from Borg, Federer left court a broken man, shaking his head in disbelief and desperate to escape an arena which had turned into his own personal torture chamber.
“I didn’t expect a match like this. I played an almost perfect match. I didn’t believe this match,” said Nadal.
Just in case no one had noticed, the world number two added: “I’ve improved a little bit since last year.”
Saturday, June 7, 2008
XD
I am sick.
I'm so sorry Z!! T_T
So yesterday I watched Nadal whip Djokovic's ass 6-4, 6-2, 7-6.
Yay! Nadal FTW!! XD
LOL.
I went with my brother to the hairdressers today.
And, there was this uber, uber, UBER cute little korean boy with blond highlights.
He was kicking up a real fuss because his cut hair was itchy.
I couldn't resist!
Yeah so that's his mom gripping his uberly cute head.
It was like a wrestling match.
Later, when he was done, he got all piss-y and got 'physical'.
LOL.
He tried to kick the hairdresser.
Well, he's not too violent in this picture.
My parents and I also checked out this rundown house in Ukay Heights.
I liked it.
Which made my parents dislike it even more.
XP
So maybe I liked it because it looked haunted.
Haunted in a nice way.
A very nice way.
I blame Stevie for my cold.
Him and his bootyeus maximus.
IT WILL ENVELOP THE WORLD.
We must deflate it before it destroys us all!
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